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Chokyi Ooi - ArticlesHi, I'm Chokyi Ooi, an ordinary woman lives by this quote:
True peace does not depend on the external things; it fully depends on the mind. ~ H.H. The XIIth Gyalwang Drukpa. Here's my brief self introduction:- Name: Chokyi Ooi (Chokyi is my Buddhist name, means blissful. Ooi is surname, means Yellow - China King's color) Religion: Buddhism (the Greatest gift I've found in this life) Race: Chinese (our ancestors came from China) Country: Malaysia (a land with no natural disasters and different races live harmoniously) Working position: System Analyst (can't get rid of computer anyhow ;-) ) Status: Married (to the best man I've ever met. :-D) Dream: work at home, meditate more and travel more. My research covers various topics I have a passion for. It is fun and I really enjoy the learning process. Please feel free to drop by the sites and leave your comments. Thanks and see you there! May You be Well and Happy. :-D Learn What is Manic DepressionManic Depression is another name for Bi-Polar. When an individuals mood swings are very irregular with sudden changes from good to bad this is commonly associated with being Bi-Polar. It is just another in the many forms of depression. Manic depression is not the same as just being sad or upset for over something in particular. It is more serious than that. Depression Treating IntroductionBefore you can treat depression you have to know exactly what you are dealing with. In order to treat depression it must be diagnosed. Diagnosis doesn't happen while the sufferer hides the problem. That's the terrible merry go round of depression. The afflicted needs a renewed sense of hope and meaning for an effective depression treatment. Depression Test ExplainedOne mental disease is depression. No, those afflicted aren't somehow less than others. Crazy or nut case aren't words that can be used to describe you. It simply means that you have a disease that affects the mind and requires treatment to be cured. At the first sign of depression use a depression test that can be found on the Internet. About Depression MedicationsDepression treatment comes from a variety of medications on the market. Quick fix schemes exist too, but they don't work. Clinical tests to prove something really works in treating depression are required. At one time asylums and mental institutions were filled to the brim with mentally ill people. That is a thing of the past, thank goodness. The anti-depressant Prozac first came into use in the USA in 1988. Depression Help OverviewDepression has many causes. Stress can be a major factor. Stress itself has many causes such as losing a friend or being told you have a serious medical condition. It can be passed on genetically. It can be caused by abuse rather it be physical, emotional or sexual. There is assistance for people who look to be treated. About Causes of DepressionWhy do people get depression? Many medical professionals believe that depression is caused by a chemical imbalance in the brain. But what causes the imbalance? Generally the causes are internal - biological issues, genetic disposition, mental problems - but there are external causes as well. What is Clinical Depression?Just what is Clinical Depression? A serious condition is Clinical Depression. The way you feel, act, and even think can all be impacted by this illness. Having this illness does not make you a loser. It is a condition that must be addressed. Functioning like you did in the past will not be easy. It may be that once interesting activities now seem bland and a waste of time. An Introduction to Chronic DepressionChronic depression is also called dysthymic disorder or Dysthymia. This illness can be serious although not as severe as bouts with Major Depression. Many people don't even realize that someone they know is burdened with Chronic
Depression. Usually someone with this disease can live a regular life. They go to work or school and go about their daily lives without so much as to cause a ripple in the water.
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